10w-30 motor oil mixed with high-temp wheel bearing grease until you have a mixture that is the consistency of grape jelly. Best gun lube ever. And for about $12, you will have a lifetime supply.
5W30 mixed with Synthetic grease. Properties of oil (lubricant) with the properties of grease (hydrophobic sealent). When I was a new gun owner, I used gun oils. Then when I became an advanced gun owner, I went with motor oil. Then when I became an expert gun owner, I mixed motor oil with synthetic grease.
>10w-30 motor oil mixed with high-temp wheel bearing grease until you have a mixture that is the consistency of grape jelly.
This guy knows what's up, except I don't mix so much that it becomes a gel, just a thick goopy liquid.
>Ballistol
I use Ballistol but between cleaning cycles I add Grizzly Lube. From personal experience an AR will go thousands of rounds without cleaning as long as you keep it wet
>product works >"but you also have to do x"
I didn't know the effectiveness of a product depends on whether the producer makes a specific sperg on PrepHole happy.
There is no falsifiable evidence that that product works at all. None at all. There has been nothing done, despite the testing being relatively cheap, available and recommended. That's because it's a charlatan. A huxter. A lying piece of shit who's only goal is to separate fools from their money.
>A lying piece of shit who's only goal is to separate fools from their money.
Very close, I separated you away from me the moment you havent bought anything 😉 The goal was a mail list with Anons who trust me and Im also able to trust them while being hidden from buttholes blocking the cooperation. The high price was also important for that and with the 1st out of alot parcels the money benifit getting directly invalidated. They can mail me and learn what Im planning next, what lab items Im gonna build or buy and why. The Anons in the mail list are S Tier friendly, something you might never experience in your negative life,lol.
And...? That doesn't change that a little jizz oil goes a long way and the price per bottle is nothing for someone spending that much money on ammo?
>oil goes a long way
And I made sure to keep it non-toxic by kicking out meme chemicals and add chemicals which help to reduce chemical exposure caused by gas pressure. Keeping you guys safe 😉
>Reeee I don't care
You seem to care, charlatan. Anyone stupid enough to buy gun oil from a noguns is in good company with you.
https://i.imgur.com/NExkMnN.jpg
Lmao you’re so ass made that someone made a good product that 50 anons telling you it’s good makes no difference, and you refuse to see the evidence Lubeanon himself has posted, you get fricked noguns.
>Validate meeeee!
Wow, it's so nice how everything is redacted.
https://i.imgur.com/BJ7HXcy.jpg
Dont worry, they´re never happy 😉 They even know what exact oil from which producer Im using, how rust prtection works and why its able to make everything smooth AF but muh lab data LOL. Ask MPRO7 for that and see how they laugh at them for asking for data
Whats more important, last week we went into a cooperation with the best lubricant producer in EU and just 50mins ago the shipping information dropped for a 1st test sample including a extremly detailed technical data sheet. That shit in its stock form is so fricking sick, its unreal and soon its getting delivered to the testing bruhs 😀 We got 16month left testing, doing labtests, building testing machines before the final formulation getting produced. Here we go lads, my 1st cooperation with a global company :3
>We don't need testing, that's moronic >16 more months goyim,
Weird, I remember that story from a year ago saying testing was a year out.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>i suck wiener
We all know anon. You don't need to tell us every five minutes.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Weird, I remember that story from a year ago saying testing was a year out.
Anon, he will test for 16 more months, he'sbeen sending shit out for free time beta testers for a while now.
How do I get on the Lubeanon train? Is it some exclusive club now that's kind of gay af. Just want to LUUUUBE.
You buy his lube, or write him.
Nice quads btw. Just wait for the next /k/ sale and get it at a reduced price. I don't think it's currently in stock and they've set up an LLC in America to avoid the amazonian Hebrew.
Lmao you’re so ass made that someone made a good product that 50 anons telling you it’s good makes no difference, and you refuse to see the evidence Lubeanon himself has posted, you get fricked noguns.
Dont worry, they´re never happy 😉 They even know what exact oil from which producer Im using, how rust prtection works and why its able to make everything smooth AF but muh lab data LOL. Ask MPRO7 for that and see how they laugh at them for asking for data
Whats more important, last week we went into a cooperation with the best lubricant producer in EU and just 50mins ago the shipping information dropped for a 1st test sample including a extremly detailed technical data sheet. That shit in its stock form is so fricking sick, its unreal and soon its getting delivered to the testing bruhs 😀 We got 16month left testing, doing labtests, building testing machines before the final formulation getting produced. Here we go lads, my 1st cooperation with a global company :3
>There is no falsifiable evidence that that product works at all.
You are correct, all those people posting pictures and loving it are one big conspiracy to get (YOU) to spend 20 bucks
Lmao
I have whatever motor oil in a bottle and I slather it all over the gun, inside and out
I use a tooth brush to work it into tight areas but mostly just rely on it completely getting everywhere by slathering it and making a huge mess
Why the frick would I use motor oil that is designed to have its peak performance at about 80°C and up to lube gun parts that don't get hot at all? >In b4 muh price
homie, ball bearing grease is cheap too.
Anon, the reality is much worse. You got only 1 surface that can be occupied by chemicals and for motor oils thats getting done by tribofilm creating anti-wear chemicals. In gun oils we do not got the temps to for that tribofilm, the temps are missing and the huge amounts of rust inhibitors are also surface active and occupy the surface anyway so friction and wear reduction at normal condition ispretty much the same for gun oils.There is one way to get both, wear and friction reduction and a occupied surface by rust inhibitors
Seems like a good place to ask, but I’ve just gotten into shooting and for cleaning I’ve been using clp spray to clean my pistol, after cleaning I’d like to live the slide rails and a few other spots but the spray goes everywhere, hoppes in an applicator bottle looks perfect but I wanted to ask and make sure theirs no problems mixing the two different oils..
The only reproducible test (lubricity) is not really relevant to firearms; it measures boundary lubrication performance which is determined by chemically active AW additives.
I want to know if the lune stays on or if it drains off/ evaporates.
>AW additives
no, the Timken test rather test EP additives. Guns will never run under extrem load conditions, so the timken test is as useless as asking a cat about politics. Even AW is highly critical, temps or flash temps areto low or the contacts are to short while. The next problemis that gun oils are rust protection products loaded up with low temp active rust inhibitors making it somehow impossible for AW/EP additive to influence the steel parts in a gun. Out of every kind of lubrication is seen, guns are the hardest and most limited to make a working formulation. Its not impossible, it just needs other solutions. For example, one of the richest and biggest companies in the industry runs a meme formulation without effort into the product. Google Lucas extrem duty gun oil msds and check. This winter Im building a testing rig with a engineer to set the parameters at room temp, low/high speeds at very low load. That should work to sort out a few new additives and see if the might work in combination with rust inhibitors at needed conditions. Also its the reason why everyone means the old Remoil with PTFE was much better, because PTFE is a solid which is always present without the need of temps. Asking about lab data isnt possible for gun oil, it needs custom testing or orders to run tribo testing machines under custom conditions which means a 1vs1 cant be googled,it needs to be done company intern under a secret. Thats the reason why every asking for lab data is proof of being a full moron.
>Also its the reason why everyone means the old Remoil with PTFE was much better, because PTFE is a solid which is always present without the need of temps.
So why not use some form of dry moly?
2 years ago
Lube
>So why not use some form of dry moly?
"As shown by EXAS fitting, the major product is oxo-bridged dimolybdenyl Mo(V, VI) species. Ambient moisture plays an important role in the oxidation process as it contributes to the formation of sulfuric acid which leads to liquescence of the material and to deep oxidation without formation of a protective passivation layer"
Its working but you need to get VERY fine Moly and than its a problem that Moly performance depends on humidity. Humidity makes it shit so its rather limited to greases. Next problem is that Moly breaks down when used in thin layer lubrication while being exposed to air. Thats the reason why I took Nano hBN, its not affected by humidity
2 years ago
Anonymous
Very informative, thanks. Looking forward to more of your work.
2 years ago
Lube
Thank you, Im also hyped to test out new additives and combine it with microscope analysis. Gonna post alot of images next year 😉
2 years ago
Anonymous
>So why not use some form of dry moly?
"As shown by EXAS fitting, the major product is oxo-bridged dimolybdenyl Mo(V, VI) species. Ambient moisture plays an important role in the oxidation process as it contributes to the formation of sulfuric acid which leads to liquescence of the material and to deep oxidation without formation of a protective passivation layer"
Its working but you need to get VERY fine Moly and than its a problem that Moly performance depends on humidity. Humidity makes it shit so its rather limited to greases. Next problem is that Moly breaks down when used in thin layer lubrication while being exposed to air. Thats the reason why I took Nano hBN, its not affected by humidity
Solid lubricant additives will do nothing.
Do you not know how they work?
the guys on a podcast i was watching said motorcycle oil is the best. They were pretty autistic scientists so I believe them. Which oil was it? I've only been using CLP
>Cum lube is to gun oil what Cmores are to red dots. Choose the best.
While I feel you are right, coomoil is not practical to a person that has multiple guns cause of the price and quantity you get. Coomoil is best for your most used item, not even good for a safe queen collectable cause the coomoil solvents separate over time. Then if you have to reapply Coomoil, you're using up all your valuable limited coomoil on something you aren't even using.
I'm a power user and owner, from my personal estimates, I'm the 1% compared to your average /k/ "gun" owner. I have 22fire arms, and I shoot an average of 12,000 rounds a year. It offends me that you would compare me to your average pleb.
Congrats. Also in the 20+ club (not telling you how many ATF haha). If you actually shoot tens of thousands of rounds a year the price is a non-issue. The point about solvents seperating doesn't even make sense; the solid lube particles seperate in bottle but that isn't going to happen in a thin film. The issues you bring up are complete non issues.
>If you actually shoot tens of thousands of rounds a year the price is a non-issue.
My carry guns, AR and AK get the most ammo since they're the least expensive. Then shotgun shells, mostly bird shot and target loads. Lastly .308, since M855 prices have spiked to be equal more or less. .38special is very expensive right now for what it is, mostly because it's a popular carry round for fudds, women and larpers.
2 years ago
Anonymous
And...? That doesn't change that a little jizz oil goes a long way and the price per bottle is nothing for someone spending that much money on ammo?
2 years ago
Anonymous
>price per bottle is nothing for someone spending that much money on ammo?
That's only about $4,500 in ammo, bought over a year.
>and the price per bottle is nothing for someone spending that much money on ammo?
It's just McDonald's. It's just Wendy's. It's just one whole pizza. Poor unhealthy wasteful habits shouldn't be an excuse. I'll get one bottle of coomoil, use it then buy another when that bottle is used up. 4 Bottles of coomoil at $20, that's $80 that could go for an oil change, ammo, groceries. I'm not rich just because I decide to buy ammo instead of going on vacations or eating at restaurants.
>not even good for a safe queen collectable cause the coomoil solvents separate over time
Anon, the Nano separetes when its not part of the moving mechanism but its only job is reducing wear and friction. The rust protection is inside the liquid part and cant separate out, its protecting with heavy Ca-Sulfonate and Esteroxidate which is made for long term humidity protection by forming a humiity blocking layer directly on the steel. Its made to protect safe queens, without relubrication. Just use less
General cleaning >Brake cleaner
Bore cleaning >Boretech Eliminator
Synthetic Firearm Oil >MC2500
Synthetic Firearm Grease >TW25B
I don't care that my lubes are more expensive than automotive oil and wheel bearing grease. 70%+ of my shooting is with a Glock 19 that's cleaned every 1000 rounds and barely requires any lubricant, 20% ARs that get sprayed with a couple squirts of 2500 and run like a raped ape, and 10% bolt rifles that I just clean the bore on and lube the raceways. I don't understand why gun lubrication is seen as a cost saving opportunity. The cost of multiple years worth of the high end shit is a couple mags of ammo. Who cares? Is it because you constantly clean your guns? You don't have to do that.
ok, so, uh, i just ordered some nano oil.
should i get ballistol, clp, motor oil + grease..?
why does literally everyone here swear by a different Product (TM)?
Actual testing footage. >Using some moron Turks used engine oil as a lubricant >Advertised on /k/ every single as "the best" by multiple shills
That should scream red flag, you can really smell the new.
Why do CLP products even exist in the civilian market? They're a moronic fricking idea; if you're going to be field-stripping a service weapon IN THE FIELD and you need something that can weaken fouling. flush out grime and lubricate the gun at the same time then that's one thing but what kind of animal would use a combination of a weak solvent, a mediocre lubricant and non-existent "protection" for guns they actually care about? The only CLP product I own is G96 and that's because I don't use it to clean anything and just treat it like lube.
10w-30 motor oil mixed with high-temp wheel bearing grease until you have a mixture that is the consistency of grape jelly. Best gun lube ever. And for about $12, you will have a lifetime supply.
5W30 mixed with Synthetic grease. Properties of oil (lubricant) with the properties of grease (hydrophobic sealent). When I was a new gun owner, I used gun oils. Then when I became an advanced gun owner, I went with motor oil. Then when I became an expert gun owner, I mixed motor oil with synthetic grease.
>10w-30 motor oil mixed with high-temp wheel bearing grease until you have a mixture that is the consistency of grape jelly.
This guy knows what's up, except I don't mix so much that it becomes a gel, just a thick goopy liquid.
Which 5W30? Synthetic? Basic, or with additives?
No difference?
They all fallistol to hard Ballistol.
>Ballistol
I use Ballistol but between cleaning cycles I add Grizzly Lube. From personal experience an AR will go thousands of rounds without cleaning as long as you keep it wet
I love me some Ballistol. I use it on my guns, my jacket, and my boots.
i use it on my wife's pussy
i use it on my pp then i put it in my gf. also can cook with it
Me too. I was wondering why your wife smelled so much like black licorice.
Shit smells so good. I use it in my hair. b***hes get soaked.
I use tetra grease. Gun oil is inherently trash.
LSA is still the best.
>>kill Lubeanon
Lube isnt real, hes a AI. Fighting him makes it stronger
Pointing out that he intentionally avoids scientific testing of his product and is therefore a snake oil salesman kills him.
>product works
>"but you also have to do x"
I didn't know the effectiveness of a product depends on whether the producer makes a specific sperg on PrepHole happy.
There is no falsifiable evidence that that product works at all. None at all. There has been nothing done, despite the testing being relatively cheap, available and recommended. That's because it's a charlatan. A huxter. A lying piece of shit who's only goal is to separate fools from their money.
Or maybe it's some dude who has put his only money into starting out and hasn't been able to pay for that shit yet lol
>A lying piece of shit who's only goal is to separate fools from their money.
Very close, I separated you away from me the moment you havent bought anything 😉 The goal was a mail list with Anons who trust me and Im also able to trust them while being hidden from buttholes blocking the cooperation. The high price was also important for that and with the 1st out of alot parcels the money benifit getting directly invalidated. They can mail me and learn what Im planning next, what lab items Im gonna build or buy and why. The Anons in the mail list are S Tier friendly, something you might never experience in your negative life,lol.
>oil goes a long way
And I made sure to keep it non-toxic by kicking out meme chemicals and add chemicals which help to reduce chemical exposure caused by gas pressure. Keeping you guys safe 😉
>Keeping you guys safe 😉
>Reeee I don't care
You seem to care, charlatan. Anyone stupid enough to buy gun oil from a noguns is in good company with you.
>Validate meeeee!
Wow, it's so nice how everything is redacted.
>We don't need testing, that's moronic
>16 more months goyim,
Weird, I remember that story from a year ago saying testing was a year out.
>i suck wiener
We all know anon. You don't need to tell us every five minutes.
>Weird, I remember that story from a year ago saying testing was a year out.
Anon, he will test for 16 more months, he'sbeen sending shit out for free time beta testers for a while now.
You buy his lube, or write him.
Nice quads btw. Just wait for the next /k/ sale and get it at a reduced price. I don't think it's currently in stock and they've set up an LLC in America to avoid the amazonian Hebrew.
>Keeping you guys safe 😉
Lmao you’re so ass made that someone made a good product that 50 anons telling you it’s good makes no difference, and you refuse to see the evidence Lubeanon himself has posted, you get fricked noguns.
Dont worry, they´re never happy 😉 They even know what exact oil from which producer Im using, how rust prtection works and why its able to make everything smooth AF but muh lab data LOL. Ask MPRO7 for that and see how they laugh at them for asking for data
Whats more important, last week we went into a cooperation with the best lubricant producer in EU and just 50mins ago the shipping information dropped for a 1st test sample including a extremly detailed technical data sheet. That shit in its stock form is so fricking sick, its unreal and soon its getting delivered to the testing bruhs 😀 We got 16month left testing, doing labtests, building testing machines before the final formulation getting produced. Here we go lads, my 1st cooperation with a global company :3
That’s a pretty basic test selection, giving some idea of the base stock but not how it performs.
>There is no falsifiable evidence that that product works at all.
You are correct, all those people posting pictures and loving it are one big conspiracy to get (YOU) to spend 20 bucks
Lmao
Royal Purple 5w-30 applied with a q-tip is all you need.
>meme oil
why?
I have whatever motor oil in a bottle and I slather it all over the gun, inside and out
I use a tooth brush to work it into tight areas but mostly just rely on it completely getting everywhere by slathering it and making a huge mess
I use motul 5w40 in my car. Any excess (heh) I use on my guns.
However, oil sucks at lubing guns. I use hoppes and eezox to clean. Oil to protect, redline grease between interacting moving parts.
>eezox
Avoid the fumes and direct skin
contact
Sure do. Im paranoid about that shit. But eezox really fricking works. I’ve never had rust on any of my guns.
Sure it works, its on of the 2 best rust protection products. Just avoid contact until the solvent is evaporated, its causing cancer
Got fricking damn it
Slip2000 EWL
Or Mobil1 0w20
>strip gun
>clean with brass brush and brakleen
>dab moly grease on parts that exhibit wear or friction
>reassemble gun
Keep walking, oils, this is a tetragrease board.
motor oil has additives to remove rust in it and bluing is a type of rust so it will make ur bluing wear off faster
most motor oils do not have rust inhibitors
>make a thread just to seethe about people who aren't moronic like you and take care of their guns
That's a new one.
EarWax
Why the frick would I use motor oil that is designed to have its peak performance at about 80°C and up to lube gun parts that don't get hot at all?
>In b4 muh price
homie, ball bearing grease is cheap too.
Anon, the reality is much worse. You got only 1 surface that can be occupied by chemicals and for motor oils thats getting done by tribofilm creating anti-wear chemicals. In gun oils we do not got the temps to for that tribofilm, the temps are missing and the huge amounts of rust inhibitors are also surface active and occupy the surface anyway so friction and wear reduction at normal condition ispretty much the same for gun oils.There is one way to get both, wear and friction reduction and a occupied surface by rust inhibitors
Seems like a good place to ask, but I’ve just gotten into shooting and for cleaning I’ve been using clp spray to clean my pistol, after cleaning I’d like to live the slide rails and a few other spots but the spray goes everywhere, hoppes in an applicator bottle looks perfect but I wanted to ask and make sure theirs no problems mixing the two different oils..
No problem, the cleaner and the oil are similar and mix well. Only problem would be silicon oil for airsoft
According to project farm, Amsoil is the best motor oil, with pennzoil as the budget runner up.
For clp, clenzoil won.
Ima have to look that up and check their methodology.
The only reproducible test (lubricity) is not really relevant to firearms; it measures boundary lubrication performance which is determined by chemically active AW additives.
I want to know if the lune stays on or if it drains off/ evaporates.
>AW additives
no, the Timken test rather test EP additives. Guns will never run under extrem load conditions, so the timken test is as useless as asking a cat about politics. Even AW is highly critical, temps or flash temps areto low or the contacts are to short while. The next problemis that gun oils are rust protection products loaded up with low temp active rust inhibitors making it somehow impossible for AW/EP additive to influence the steel parts in a gun. Out of every kind of lubrication is seen, guns are the hardest and most limited to make a working formulation. Its not impossible, it just needs other solutions. For example, one of the richest and biggest companies in the industry runs a meme formulation without effort into the product. Google Lucas extrem duty gun oil msds and check. This winter Im building a testing rig with a engineer to set the parameters at room temp, low/high speeds at very low load. That should work to sort out a few new additives and see if the might work in combination with rust inhibitors at needed conditions. Also its the reason why everyone means the old Remoil with PTFE was much better, because PTFE is a solid which is always present without the need of temps. Asking about lab data isnt possible for gun oil, it needs custom testing or orders to run tribo testing machines under custom conditions which means a 1vs1 cant be googled,it needs to be done company intern under a secret. Thats the reason why every asking for lab data is proof of being a full moron.
>Also its the reason why everyone means the old Remoil with PTFE was much better, because PTFE is a solid which is always present without the need of temps.
So why not use some form of dry moly?
>So why not use some form of dry moly?
"As shown by EXAS fitting, the major product is oxo-bridged dimolybdenyl Mo(V, VI) species. Ambient moisture plays an important role in the oxidation process as it contributes to the formation of sulfuric acid which leads to liquescence of the material and to deep oxidation without formation of a protective passivation layer"
Its working but you need to get VERY fine Moly and than its a problem that Moly performance depends on humidity. Humidity makes it shit so its rather limited to greases. Next problem is that Moly breaks down when used in thin layer lubrication while being exposed to air. Thats the reason why I took Nano hBN, its not affected by humidity
Very informative, thanks. Looking forward to more of your work.
Thank you, Im also hyped to test out new additives and combine it with microscope analysis. Gonna post alot of images next year 😉
Solid lubricant additives will do nothing.
Do you not know how they work?
You didn’t quite understand my post.
t. former analyst at independent petroleum lab
the guys on a podcast i was watching said motorcycle oil is the best. They were pretty autistic scientists so I believe them. Which oil was it? I've only been using CLP
Cum lube is to gun oil what Cmores are to red dots. Choose the best.
>Cum lube is to gun oil what Cmores are to red dots. Choose the best.
While I feel you are right, coomoil is not practical to a person that has multiple guns cause of the price and quantity you get. Coomoil is best for your most used item, not even good for a safe queen collectable cause the coomoil solvents separate over time. Then if you have to reapply Coomoil, you're using up all your valuable limited coomoil on something you aren't even using.
Ihave had no issue with coomoil, a little has gone a long way and I've had no adverse effects on safe queens or carry guns.
I'm a power user and owner, from my personal estimates, I'm the 1% compared to your average /k/ "gun" owner. I have 22fire arms, and I shoot an average of 12,000 rounds a year. It offends me that you would compare me to your average pleb.
>It offends me that you would compare me to your average pleb.
Show the collection, bonus points if you show Coomoil
>show Coomoil
I need to get a bottle for my sniper rifle. I'm sure it would help the bolt glide that much better.
>Show the collection
When glow Black folk are every where and mods are helping them? How's about you lather the back of my wiener hood instead.
Congrats. Also in the 20+ club (not telling you how many ATF haha). If you actually shoot tens of thousands of rounds a year the price is a non-issue. The point about solvents seperating doesn't even make sense; the solid lube particles seperate in bottle but that isn't going to happen in a thin film. The issues you bring up are complete non issues.
>If you actually shoot tens of thousands of rounds a year the price is a non-issue.
My carry guns, AR and AK get the most ammo since they're the least expensive. Then shotgun shells, mostly bird shot and target loads. Lastly .308, since M855 prices have spiked to be equal more or less. .38special is very expensive right now for what it is, mostly because it's a popular carry round for fudds, women and larpers.
And...? That doesn't change that a little jizz oil goes a long way and the price per bottle is nothing for someone spending that much money on ammo?
>price per bottle is nothing for someone spending that much money on ammo?
That's only about $4,500 in ammo, bought over a year.
>and the price per bottle is nothing for someone spending that much money on ammo?
It's just McDonald's. It's just Wendy's. It's just one whole pizza. Poor unhealthy wasteful habits shouldn't be an excuse. I'll get one bottle of coomoil, use it then buy another when that bottle is used up. 4 Bottles of coomoil at $20, that's $80 that could go for an oil change, ammo, groceries. I'm not rich just because I decide to buy ammo instead of going on vacations or eating at restaurants.
>not even good for a safe queen collectable cause the coomoil solvents separate over time
Anon, the Nano separetes when its not part of the moving mechanism but its only job is reducing wear and friction. The rust protection is inside the liquid part and cant separate out, its protecting with heavy Ca-Sulfonate and Esteroxidate which is made for long term humidity protection by forming a humiity blocking layer directly on the steel. Its made to protect safe queens, without relubrication. Just use less
Wat
I spray dry lube when ever I feel I need a top up lol
I use this on wear points. WD-40 everywhere else. Fight me. My guns are better lubed than yours.
PTFE in gun oil (and motor oil) is stupid.
General cleaning
>Brake cleaner
Bore cleaning
>Boretech Eliminator
Synthetic Firearm Oil
>MC2500
Synthetic Firearm Grease
>TW25B
I don't care that my lubes are more expensive than automotive oil and wheel bearing grease. 70%+ of my shooting is with a Glock 19 that's cleaned every 1000 rounds and barely requires any lubricant, 20% ARs that get sprayed with a couple squirts of 2500 and run like a raped ape, and 10% bolt rifles that I just clean the bore on and lube the raceways. I don't understand why gun lubrication is seen as a cost saving opportunity. The cost of multiple years worth of the high end shit is a couple mags of ammo. Who cares? Is it because you constantly clean your guns? You don't have to do that.
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Good for your skin too!!!
ok, so, uh, i just ordered some nano oil.
should i get ballistol, clp, motor oil + grease..?
why does literally everyone here swear by a different Product (TM)?
Seconded
ATF/Diesel/Kerosene for cleaning, and 15w-40 for lube. I add a coat of Cosmoline for storage since I live in a fricking rain forest.
>ATF
kiss your finish goodbye idiot.
It has yet to be a problem, at least with my slavshit surplus.
It's not like the anon who used oven cleaner on his AK.
I only use 20w motor oil and transmission fluid.
I use grease for all lubrication. stays where I put it. makes everything extremely slippery.
Moly is not what you want lubing firearms.
why not?
zero
Hoes unresponsive.
Typical behavior of brainlets and grifters.
>Hoes unresponsive.
show gun
three
Ok, now get lubemoron to post it's.
Oh wait, it's a noguns.
>getting mad over what oil someone uses
What a dumb thread
thx
How do I get on the Lubeanon train? Is it some exclusive club now that's kind of gay af. Just want to LUUUUBE.
Actual testing footage.
>Using some moron Turks used engine oil as a lubricant
>Advertised on /k/ every single as "the best" by multiple shills
That should scream red flag, you can really smell the new.
>Me
>Yooper
>-35 winters ez, can get colder (not wind chill even)
>Need AR lube
Wat do?
Also FFFRICK GarandThumb (et al) "AR Freeze Tests"!
>not pepelubing
Stop being fricking weirdos and use CLP.
Agreed. People act like CLP and tri-flow cost as much as gold. How much do you actually use in a year?
>How much do you actually use in a year?
Nogunz and Getgudlet detected
Why do CLP products even exist in the civilian market? They're a moronic fricking idea; if you're going to be field-stripping a service weapon IN THE FIELD and you need something that can weaken fouling. flush out grime and lubricate the gun at the same time then that's one thing but what kind of animal would use a combination of a weak solvent, a mediocre lubricant and non-existent "protection" for guns they actually care about? The only CLP product I own is G96 and that's because I don't use it to clean anything and just treat it like lube.
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